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Yes, you can override the keys for cores. Here is how you can do; load your core then load your content. Quick Menu > Overrides > Save Core Overrides then close the game. Go to RA\config\PCSX-ReARMed(it can be change on your case) and open PCSX-ReARMed.cfg file with text editor and paste this to below for last line;
If you use toggle
or you can add both of them, so your final core cfg file will be, for an example with different options;
For an example if you like to add a controller button instead keyboard key, it will be
So buttons like L1 R1 A Y X B is going to _btn and axis like triggers and analogs will be in _axis
You can copy button configs from retroarch.cfg to core.cfg and change them however you like to use. When you load that core, you will see the information from left bottom corner it will say Configuration overide loaded thats mean your core.cfg file will override your retroarch.cfg If you A key for fast-forward and assign R key for rewind in retroarch.cfg and then B key in core file as rewind, you will not able to rewind with R key but you will able to fast-forward with A key since you didn't override that key.
Basic scenario you can override L2 and R2 for systems that doesn't use those keys.